Phone: 403.453.1343
Email: info@thelightcellar.ca
Website: www.thelightcellar.ca
Store:
6326 Bowness Road NW
Calgary, Alberta
T3B 0E5
Store Hours:
Monday – Friday, 10am - 7pm
Saturday & Sunday, 10am – 6pm
Closed Statutory Holidays
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Please drop by during our store hours or contact us for more information, class registrations, appointments or shipping enquiries.
12 comments
Corinne says:
Jul 11, 2011
Awesome on the website!!
Congratulations TLC!
TLC says:
Jul 11, 2011
Thanks Corrine! :)
Rosie says:
Jul 21, 2011
We recently returned home to Peterborough Ontario from Calgary. While there i visited your store and purchased a Paderno turning slicer which i love and many of my friends would also like to get one. Unfortunately we have been unable to source them here. We would really appreciate it if you could help me source this item.
Thanks
Rosie
TLC says:
Jul 21, 2011
Hi Rosie – try emailing us directly (at the above email address) and we’ll see what we can do.
Many thanks :)
Sharon says:
Dec 13, 2011
Hi – sorry for such late response but I would like to confirm 2 spots at the DIY workshop on WEd nite – I will bring CASH as my credit card is currently in the hospital!! I will definitely be there with my friend Carolyn so that we can learn to make creme for our friends!
Thanks a lot!
TLC says:
Dec 13, 2011
Hi Sharon,
This is a note from Eliese, regarding registration for the workshop:
Hey There Bee Lovers!
This is just a reminder that if you are planning on attending the DIY Beeswax Body Products Event, you need to register in advance, as there are only limited seats available (about 10 seats left). Please go to http://www.backyardbees.ca/courses if you are planning to purchase online, or email me at eliese@backyardbees.ca if you would like to pay in cash when you arrive. Thank you and I look forward to seeing you there!
joanne says:
Mar 30, 2012
do you have guilt free dark chocolate? or lower calories of chocolate? are you located in calgary?
TLC says:
Mar 30, 2012
Yes, we’re in Calgary. We create and carry raw chocolate and raw chocolate making supplies. Cacao in its raw form is one of the healthiest foods on the planet! No guilt required :) Here’s 7 reasons to eat more chocolate
Christian says:
Apr 28, 2012
Hi, are you guys going to have more workshops? I went to the raw chocolate and ayurveda and they were great! I couldn’t go to others this month because I was very busy. But are curious about others like the sprouting, snacks, chocolate pie, super foods and super herbs, etc. I tried to check more on your website but there was an error when I went to the classes section. Please let me know for any updates. I would really love it.
Thanks!
TLC says:
Apr 28, 2012
Hi Christian,
We’ve just posted our new classes for May and June.
You can check them out here: http://thelightcellar.ca/2012/04/upcoming-in-the-teaching-kitchen/
The page error may have been due to it being updated while you were trying to access it…
Hope to see you there
:)
Z. says:
May 15, 2013
I purchased some Guayusa the other day at Davids Tea but was dissatisfied with the price, it was about $10 for 100 grams of loose leaf tea. From the runa.org site I found 3 locations in Calgary that sell Guayusa, one of which is the Light Cellar. There didnt appear to be any in stock at the Light Cellar, but I didnt care because there was another format of Guayusa, the powdered kind. I found the location convenient as it is close to the hospital where I work. I phoned and got the info for price. I looks like there are many varieties the store carries of Yerba Mate, including Guayusa. The Guayusa powder that I bought mixed easily in hot water and is good stuff. And the price of $22 for a pound is a good price. I am hoping that the Light Cellar gets the Guayusa tea leaves in the future, and possibly Yaupon Holly, which is a Yerba Mate cousin that grows in abundance in southeastern united states, otherwise known as the black tea, which is an additional resource that I believe in the future could alleviate costs of shipping of coffee. The store is nicely organized and is no nonsense and the products all look fresh and up to date. Good job, it is nice that your store exists and is an additional resource I can rely upon for tea supplies, thank you!
TLC says:
May 15, 2013
Thanks for the kind words. :) We often have Guayusa in stock in a tea cut (not whole leaves, but a larger cut, easier to work with than the powder, and very good & strong), and it’s not too much more expensive or around the same price as the powder. Guayusa is certainly one of our favorites!